A new Duty of Care Regulation will come into force on 1st March 2014. The Duty of Care is a law that says you must take all reasonable steps to keep your waste safe. If you give waste to someone else, you must be sure they are authorised to handle it and can transport, recycle […]
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The above regulations are due to come into force on 12 December 2013. This Statutory Instrument can be found at this link.
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The Carbon Trust Waste Standard certifies organisations that measure, manage and reduce their solid and hazardous waste. To achieve the standard organisations will need to demonstrate that waste streams are being reduced every year, or used of more effectively, for example through increased reuse, recycling or energy recovery. Following the successful completion of a pilot
This publication covers annual final estimates for waste collected by local authorities in England and the regions. It also includes an experimental analysis of greenhouse gases from local authority collected waste. Please find attached the documents: Statistical Publication and Summary of 2013 Local Authority Collected Waste – Statistics Summary Defra Statistical Tables for 2013 –
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Organisations and individuals in Scotland are being encouraged to get involved in European Week for Waste Reduction (16-24 November) by promoting ways to re-use items rather than throw them away. This annual week is being delivered by Zero Waste Scotland and aims to raise awareness of how people can reduce waste and the benefits to everyone of
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The ‘Wales Waste Data 2012’ is a summary of the types and quantities of waste handled by permitted waste management facilities in Wales during 2012. This information will be useful for local authorities, regional planning bodies and businesses involved in planning for future waste facilities. During 2012, facilities in Wales managed a total of 7.95
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Albion Environmental Ltd. has recently got new approvals from the Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT) for the following courses listed. The JAUPT was established in February 2007 to manage, on behalf of the Competent Authorities in the UK, the approval and quality assurance of centres and courses delivering Periodic Training in line with
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The annual WRAP Gate Fees Report, which provides an updated summary of charges for a range of alternative waste treatment, recovery and disposal options across the UK, was published 20 August 2013. The report, the sixth WRAP has produced, aims to increase price transparency and improve efficiency in the waste management market. It compares current
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This new research is aimed at helping local authorities communicate more effectively with their residents about food waste, making it easier for householders to save money by not wasting good food and drink, and use their food waste collection service for any food they cannot use. WRAP research shows that around £12 billion of good
The business standards company (BSI), has launched a new standard that can help reduce waste in the early stages of building or refurbishment projects. BS 8895-1 Designing for material efficiency in building projects – Part 1: Code of Practice, is part 1 of 3 documents that will enable designers, architectural teams, contractors and clients to
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